Zinc
Agronomy • 4m 39s
Zinc is one of the most essential micronutrients and it plays a key role in plant growth and reproduction. Having enough zinc available in the soil, while staying in proper proportion to primary nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus is critical in producing a healthy and successful crop. Join Stephanie and Brian in discussing zinc with this week’s Back 2 Basics video.
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